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The Arangdyr is the general name applied to this majestic creature that changes shape each season. Local inhabitants call the beast different names depending on which season it is, in the Winter it is called Sutarangdyr, in the Spring it is called Keldarangdyr, in the Summer it is called Sumarangdyr, and in the Fall it is called Haustarangdyr. The beast changes itself each season to accommodate for the conditions of the season. In the winter it is a rather portly and tends not to move much, it has spent most of fall eating and storing food so that it can keep warm, its white coat covers the whole body except for the hooves and head to keep warm and disguise itself amongst the snow, it tends to spend Winters on various mountains. During the spring the Arangdyr is the most fit, as it changes its diet to meat, it hunts down smaller prey during the spring. It also sports newly grown stony horns which have flowing stringy fur colored vibrantly to impress potential mates. During the Summer, most of its hair has gone, its neck elongates to feed from treetops, the color fades from its fur on its horns, and it grows a sail on its back to protect the body from the hot sun. During the fall the beast's sail covers its back and appears to be feathered colored like Autumn leaves which will eventually assimilate into the Winter coat, it starts to grow its winter coat back and its horns shrink for the winter.